Chemistry · Electrochemistry
Using Kohlrausch's law, how is the molar conductivity at infinite dilution (Λom) for a weak electrolyte obtained?
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- 1By averaging the measured molar conductivities at various high concentrations
- 2By extrapolating experimental Λm versus square root of concentration data to zero concentration
- 3By summing the limiting molar conductivities of its individual constituent ions✓
- 4By direct experimental measurement at infinite dilution
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By summing the limiting molar conductivities of its individual constituent ions
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